End of the second Stage.

425. Detached Therm. above, at

65°

Detached Therm. when below, at

65

——

Whole Heat

130

Half Heat

65.

(00 adding Cyphers)
Standard-Heat

31.24

——

which deduct, and there remains

33.76

Degrees
more than the Standard-Heat, for each Barometer.

Then for the Expansion of Air, with such Heat more than the Standard, consult the 4th Table: viz. with 33°.76 on Inches 6467.7, the Height of the Barometer in the Car with the Standard-Heat, thus:

426. First, with 33°, on 6467.7

on

6000 as 6000 = 481.1,

decimated

481.1

400 as 4000 = 320.7

32.07

60 as 6000 = 481.1

4.811

7 as 7000 = 561.3

.5613

.07 as 7000 = 561.3

.05613

————

Expansion =

518.59843

427. Second, with .76 on 6467.7:

on, as before,

6000 = 1108.

decim.

11.08

4000 = 738.7

.7387

6000 = 1108.

.1108

7000 = 1292.7

.012927

7000 = 1292.7

.0012927

—————

Expansion =

11.9437197

Add the former

518.59843

—————

Total Expansion =

530.5|542197

viz. Height by Expansion in Feet,
with more than the Standard-Heat,
add to Height in Feet at
the Standard-Heat
6467.7
428. The true Height, in Feet and
Tenths, of the Barometer in the
Car
6998.2
Feet in a Yard 3)———
Yards in a Mile 1760)2332.2Feet.
1760(1 Mile.
———
Yards in a Quarter of a Mile 440)572(1 Qr.
440
——
32Yards.

The Height of the Balloon 1 Mile, 1 Quarter, 32 Yards, and 2 Feet.

End of the last Stage,
and of the Mensuration of Heights.